Browsing by Author "Igbayiloye, Oluwatosin Busayo"
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Item Adopting a Rights-Based Approach Towards the Legal Protection of the Nigerian Child(Faculty of Law, Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba, 2016) Niyi-Gafar, Oluwabunmi Lucy; Igbayiloye, Oluwatosin BusayoItem Domestic Frameworks for Monitoring implementation of the convention on the rights of persons with disabilities (CRPD) in Africa: Nigeria and South Africa in perspective(Department of Public Law, Kogi State University, Anyigba, 2013) Niyi-Gafar, Oluwabunmi Lucy; Igbayiloye, Oluwatosin BusayoItem International Law and the Right of Children with Albinism in Education(Faculty of Law, University of Ilorin, 2020) Niyi-Gafar, Oluwabunmi Lucy; Igbayiloye, Oluwatosin Busayo; Onuora-Oguno, Azubike ChinwubaItem Legal Response to Human Rights Challenges of Multinational Corporations in Nigeria(Nnamdi Azikiwe University Journal of International Law and Jurisprudence, 2015) Igbayiloye, Oluwatosin Busayo; Ojibara, Hameenat Bukola; Ugowe, Anthonia OmosefeThe duty to protect human rights is no longer the sole duty of states but also that of other parties like the multinational corporations, companies and business enterprises which are all part of the private sector. This is because it has been observed that this sector, particularly multinational corporations also violate human rights as their operations have an effect whether positive or negative on the rights of a group of people which includes employees, customers and communities in which they operate. Hence, the subject matter of business and human rights is a trending issue at the international level. This paper discusses the problems posed by the private sector, specifically the multinationals, and how they violate human rights in Nigeria vis-a-vis the response by the government. The paper finds that the response is poor and the consequence is the increase in violation of human rights in the country. The study recommends that actions be taken to strengthen the laws and develop measures that directly relate to business and human rights. Having examined what is obtainable in other jurisdictions like South Africa and Australia, the study equally recommends that the government follow in their good footsteps.Item Multinational Corporations in Nigeria and their Implications on the Right to Water(Faculty of Law University of Maiduguri, 2015) Igbayiloye, Oluwatosin Busayo; Niyi-Gafar, Oluwabunmi LucyItem Takeovers as an effective mechanism for corporate governance(University of Ilorin Law Journal, 2015) Ugowe, Anthonia Omosefe; Igbayiloye, Oluwatosin Busayo; Ojibara, Hameenat BukolaThis paper aimed at studying the market for corporate control as a vehicle to effectively and efficiently regulate the corporate governance of a company. Corporate governance found itself in the forefront of the discuss in the business and academic world as a result of high-level scandals which led to the collapse of hitherto strong multinational companies which were once thought to be sure bets. The need for the prevention of a reoccurrence of such scandals and improvement on a company’s corporate governance system has prompted this study. In the conclusion of this paper, a balanced approach was reached for the market for corporate control and other corporate governance mechanisms were provided to ensure that a company is properly managed.